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Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
CAPITAL BUDGET.
AN INDIAN LAND DECISION

-
WASHINGTON. Dec. U1.-Acting Secretary
NIuldrow. in response to a letter Of in
quiry from the commissioner OF Indian af-
fairs, has decided that under the provision
of the allotment act, confirming To re
hcious societies or other organizations. the
occupation of their land for use for reIig-
ious or educational work among the In
dams, they may have not to exceed 100
acres in each tract ut the various locations
occupied lay them 1T the date OF ,h,.
.,cc or s~uch less quantity as the
necessities 0f their work may
Esquire. He also holds that there is MOTH
lnS m the law prohibiting The department
from setting aside Tor the temporary use of
e1ieh societies or organizations not to IN
coed lCo acres on Indian reservations for
TIE Purposes specified, ,9ouGh they MAY
hat tavc been In occupancy OF tie land at
Ele C2-e OF the Passage of the act. This
o. cup12cZ. however. is made subject 10 he
pleasure # the department. These lands.
J. Is declared, sustain their statutes as IN
e-a- lands whenever they are abandoned
Tor the purposes named
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18

OF Woman ; Shopping Bureau. BY or
der addressed to Us, from any person IN
adjacent town or city. we can purchase for
you. goods in any line from the leading
business houses OF Wichita, AZ lowest re
tail prices.
Household goods furniture. carpets,
bedding. queensware or glass. fine dress
goods. millinery boots and shoes, gloves.
&c. toilet and fancy goods, books, period
icals stationery. &c. &c
Write your address plainly State kind
Of goods quantity required, price YOU wish
TO pay. and If TO be sent by mail orcxpTeS,.
send money with yonr orders. by draft
VIII send samples If desired
ANY : Strangers coming TO Wichita 10
trade. viii Ne pleased 20 Introduce 70 our
city merchants
y. B.-For reference inquire at Wiehita
National Bank. Wichita. Kansas Nd
dress, Miss :. EH0ADEs GRANT a Co
2,-of i55 y. Topeka ave. Wichita Kan
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
SHOPuFTERS ARRESTED.

CINcINCINNATI, Dee. 1.-Two hand
somely dressed women wearing sealskin
cloaks and costly diamonds were arrested
last night at the central passenger depot
charged with stealing tray full of gold
chains from leading jewclry store. They
gave the names of Lizzie NcGUire and
Mary Smith. SAID their home was Trenton.
\. j.. and said their husbands were actors.
The stolen property was not found on
them. The only evidence against them Is
that they were identified by two of the
statesmen rs having been IN the store in the
forenoon 10 buy goods. Going ont one OF
them engaged the attention If the clerk
while the other hid an opportunity - sin
the chains from a c;:>e which HHd been
carrie SLY LEFT open hy some c,np]",a.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
PARSONS NEW 8OOK.

CHICAGO, Dec. ia. X. Parsons book
The Philosophy of AnarchiSm" was
issued today in bright red colors. One
chapter brings ont some new points in re
gard TO the triai oi the anarchists. 1t
appears Lawyer Foster and Captain
back wer- funUal-ntly at variance - To
the method 81 co-aua,IGy the ease: that
Poster carried the day IN councils ANA had
ni> May ia court. aside lrCn t1iS piuuaat
feature Jac book. rs .ore>laacwed 10y a
lew pages given 0Gt SOME time age. i de
voted 10 the exposition ot the author :
peculiar social views, Instead OF being
issued by some business firm. r. nr>t
stated, II l. published by his wife.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
CUSTOM HOUSE THIEVES.

NEW YORK, Dec. IA five thousand
dollar robbery of valuable silks was un-
earthed today in the Quilted States APP
praiser's stores in this city. duplicating
several clerks in the department OF Gus
toms in clever forgery. 1t seems that
numerous petty thefts have been going
on in the department for some
time, and special agents had been
on the scent. The silks. the theft Of which
was discovered today. were imported by a
large house in Paris early IN the week.
When a member o. the firm inquired today
if the goods had been examined. il was
found that the certificates Of the appraisers
Of the good had been forged and the goods
carried away on Thursday last. One clerk
has been arrested
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
REi CHM

BGrssELLS, Dec. 1S.-LeNord, a Russian
organ here in an article on the European
situation says: Russia does not want to
make war and viii not DO so She does,
however, claim the fullest right to adopt
measures 30 prevent disastrous terminus
10y any aggreSNor. Russia would cease to
be independent and great power she III
tends remaining if She permitted an ac-
count to be required of her concerning
stens 1T 70 take regaraimg her security.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
INTO INSOLVENCY

BEDFORD, Me, Dec. 1.-THE firm of
James Andrews 4 Sons, stone contractors
and owners of the large granite quarrieS
about two miles from this city, have gone
into insolvency The firm for a year or
more have been engaged in contracts in-
volviug hundreds Of thousands of dollars.
insufficient capital and labor trouble are
the causes assigned.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
ANAECiISTIG DIFFERENCES.
Trouble over the Burial Of the Hanged
Anarchists.

CHICAGO. Dec 1.-THE conflict of au-
thOrity between the anarchist relief com
mittcc. some times known as the defense
committee. and committee appointed by
the Central labor union, has lead to Il com
pIicaton that furnishes comical element
in the otherwise solemn affair OF the bur
ial Of the anarchists that is announced to
take place tomorrow. The interment
lot at Walhem cemetery was
bought by the defense committee,
the members of which do not feel called
upon to give up the property to the Central
labor union. protesting to believe that such
action was not intended by the request of
The dead men that the union take charge
of the burial Il appears however, that
Mrs EHgel. the widow of George Engel
and who controls the disposal of he body
of Louis LinE@. has got into Il quarrel with
the defense committee. and Will not allow
those two bodies to be buried except by
the Central labor union. to the exclusion of
all other organizations. But the Central
labor union has no exclusive control over
the burial lot. and can not bury the two
bodies in il without the consent of the re-
liet committee; unless. therefore, this com,
mjttee comes to an understanding with
Mrs. Engel. the bodies of Engei and i.ingg
viii not he inferred tomorrow With the
rest, la addition, Miss Van Xandt has eX-
pressed a desire 10 be buried beside Spies.
and the relief committee has promised TO
crafty her wish as far rs possible by plac-
ing him separate from the Others and ielc-
ing room for her. This for some
reason, seems 10 have added to the jcal-
UuSY between the two committees and feel
ing runs high One of the principal diff
ferenceS between the two committees is
over the inscriptions on the tablets or
monuments to be raised. The Central
Labor Union Is said to want a fierce poet
ical inscription. while the RELIEF committee
appears to desire only something to com
memorate the personality of the men.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18

Business is eood-first elias, at the City
Shoe Store WoodYorth has good stock
OF shoes and sells them at low prices. and
with every pair he gives one chance in that
new buggy. for which he paid Messrs
Kelly and Dunbar $50 City Shoe Store,
$50 y Main street. 2. j.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18

ROME. Dec. 1.-THE pope today gave
duke expressed the congratulations of
Queen Victoria on Inc papal jubilee, and
her thanks tor the mission of Manager
Scilla on the occasion OF her own jubilee.
moved by these proofs OF friendship on the
part ~ the queen, and hoped that the eN-
cHane OF sentiments of affection would
not bc limited TO the present exceptional
circumstances.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
SNOW.

BALTIMORE. Dee. 1.-THE first snow Of
the winter. seen here. began to fall shortly
after o'clock this afternoon. and has CON
tinued up TO night At O'Clock about
three inches had fallen without any indi-
cations of change.
NEW YORK. Dee l5.-Snow began to fall
here about e clock tonight. and gives IN
elections OF continuing throughout the
nlGuU.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
EHANCE

PARIS, Dec. I1.-Abertine. the man who
attempted 10 aSSasSinaye N. Ferry in the
chamber of deputies. was arraGncd before
magistrate for examination today.
" bile the examination was progressing
the prisoner was attacked with dementia.
and he was removed to the mad house
lie Paris states that President Garnet. on
Inc first day OF January, Will pardon all
political prisoners.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
STE ANS r SINK

CHAtrANUuGA Dec 1.-THE steamer \.
g. Henry was completely wrecked at Gil
lcsnie Bar. twenty-five miles rom here. !
steamer struck At Biglar in the river and
split hcr from stem to stern. There were
twenty-five people Oh board, all OF whom
were saved The cargo Is a complete loss.
The value is large. but not known.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
EURNED TO DEATH

HAMBURG, \. y, Dec. i1.-George Bar
nile and wife, aged 81 and IS years respec-
lively. were burned 10 death early this
morning. Their house burned and the
couple were TOO inlirm TO make their es-
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
U. P. DIsCa.MINATION CksEs.

WASHINGTON Dec, ls.-The hearing in
t..a case Of John Il. Martin ana II. :. Mar
'in, oi Denver, against the Southern Pa
ellie railroad company, and roads con
trolled By ii, alleging violation of the long
as3a short haul clause 81 the interstate law
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
WICHITA. Kan. Dec. 10. 1887.

Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual meeting of the shareholders OF the
West Side National Bank OF Wichita.
Kansas for the election of directors, will
be held at the Office of the bank, at $3.50 p.
NJ. on Tuesday, January 10, 1883.
p 1t JOHN WATTS, Cashier
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
ZEAL IAE RECORD

Providence. r. J., Dec l5-Ira Paine
today completed his 5000 shots, 80 yards
distance, with pistol. making grand
total o. 52s9 ont of a possible 5000, or Il
more than Febenett recently made.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
AMAlrrlER,S 49, RIRrHnEV

Boston. Dec 1.-THE eightieth anniver-
sary Of the birth Of the poet Whittier is
being celebrated at his home in Danvers
today in quite an informal manner. He is
receiving 4 number OF distinguished
guesJs. among whom are the governor and
staff and many ladies OF literary and social
note.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
RAli ROAn CnNTRAcnEI

LAWRENCE. Kan, Dec. 1.-THE directors
of the Lawrence Atchison X Southern
railroad held an important meeting in
their Office in this city today. The con
tracts for the construction of the road
from AtcLison TO Lawrence was let.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
GRAVE ROBBERS CAPTURED.

DIES MONIES, Dec 17-At2 O'Clock this
morning three men were discovered and
arrested in the cemetery at Mitchellvllle IN
the act of robbing the grave of Catharine
Clafiin. aged 60 whose burial occurred
Wednesday The robbers mad eXc8vated
to Within foot of the coffin. ana
were provided with trunk anu team
10 convey the body 10 De, NoineS. They
were discovered 10 be Dr. Thomas !. Jones.
a druggist OF SebastOpOl, suburb oil
this city: C. = Porter, an Eclectic medical
student. and T. W pathoh, an ignorant
huckster. They were brought TO this city,
and will be prosecuted for the crime. the
penalty of which is two years in the pcnl-
Tertiary in AZ interview one cf the cul-
prits said: We are medical students at
the Eclectric college. Before we can
practice we must graduate: before we can
graduate ard before wc diSsect. we must
obtain subjects. That's how we were led
10 do it.
All ofthe prisoners are married men. A
great sensation WH- created ~ Mitchell
vile. where the deceased lady WAS highl-
esteemed, and tEey barely escaped lynch
iu9.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18

Wrought and csst iron work for build
fs,.ss. Iron fire escapes. fencing. verandas
balconies, stain, coluElnS- hause fronts
s8d ali kinds II wrought aud cast iron
yyort. used in the construction II buildings
stewart. Consv * e.. No. ~ South sta
ave 0Zs-lt
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
iron Fencing

Various designs, low prices We manu-
factil-t. our work her. and quote factory
prices 20 purchasers Stewart, Coney *
Co. No. 80 South Arb ave. G2s-It
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
9TH I OFT

BosToN. Dee 1.-THE jury in the case OF
Mrs. sarah i. Robinson, on trial Tor the
murder OF her ecu Willie, has been ont
since D. IN. yesterday.
They disagreed
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
Holiday PrcsPHtS.

| will surprise everybody on prices of
musical goods this week.
27l THOS. SHAW.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18

The Judge and clerk of the district court
AT kingman. Kan. both bought fine pi-
amos of Thos. Shaw last week. - Ii
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
: laar.r crEPIiNC

STIRLING Kan ID e. 1.-THE city Is
lighted tonight Tor the ijrS, TINE with cleo
tr.city. No scarcity OF coal here.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
Mantea Al to KNOW

Thos. Shaw sold Mrs. G. P Burlington
and T. l.. Dougherty fine upright pianos
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18

Free reclining chair cars are now running
on all trains on the g.. X x \. railway.
Rock Island Route. between Wichita.
Topeka. Kansas City. - Joseph, Chicago,
81 Louis 9tt
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18

For field and garden sgd in bulk 70 70
Ross Bros, rs y. Toaeha ave 70
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18

WICHITA. Kansas. Dec. II. 49,.
T.. T. coney and Stewart Bros (R. g
Stewart, il. and w A. Stewart have this
day associated themselves together as CO
partners in the trade or business
Of general architectural iron, fOUn-
dry, jail and machine works
under the name and firm title of
Stewart, Coney & Co. and Will continue
business ut the old stand, No. 332 South
Fourth ave, city, until on OF about the LIST
day of March, 1888 when they will remove
to their new tNwO-story brick binding i3N
10 feet location to be given Dec ~. The
old firm. Stewart Bros. will assume all
liabilities and collect all accounts of Old
firm. i. c. STEWART. Jr.
T. I. CONEY.
w \ STEW ART
We desire the public, our friends and
patrons to accept Cur thanks for past favors
and hope our new firm viii receive q con
tiuuance of the same. Respectfully.
2. Gt STEWART BROS.
DinnnS and a+ snpri.1 pricoS this
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
interstate com

was continued before the interstate com
merce commission today.
Thomas r. Kimball, general freight
agent of the Union Pacific road and W. U.
Clements were called as witnesses and adj
mitted that greater freight rates were
charged between San Francisco and Den
yer than between San Francisco and
Omaha. and justified it on the ground that
the Canadian Pacific company being
competitor for business 10 Missouri river
points compelled the Union Pacific to make
a reduction in favor of those points The
Canadian Pacific being without the juris-
diction of the commission, the defendants
claimed under the circumstances stated
there has been a violation of the law. Mr..
Martin has it that the discrimination was
made in the interest of Kansas City.
PERRY SMITH CHANGED.
WASHINGTON, Dec. H-Secretary Fair
child has decided to appoint Mr.. Perry c.
Smith, of New Jersey, as chief of the ap-
pointment division of the treasury depart
ment in place of Mr.. Eugene Higgins, re-
signed Mr. Smith is a cousin of the Sec
rotary and at present holds the position OF
disbursing clerk of the postOffice depart
ment and was personally cOmpllmented
for his business capacity by the postmas-
ter general in his last annual report He
has accepted the new appointment ana
viii relieve Mr. Higgins OF the duties early
in January. He has always been Demo
GRAFT but has not taken an active part III
politics. Secretary tairchild said he hest
tated about giving the Office 20 a relative,
but was imDelled to do so for the close and
confidential character of the office and the
,roo1 l,uciuaSS ana Ittic31iOnS of Mr. smith
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18

Rcss BrssS. are stocking up big with field
ana ;aTllea seeds, 10 \. Io9'eAa ave 30
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

GERMANY AND AUSTRIA PREPAR-
ING FOR WAR.
Consultations Relative TO H0StilitleS
Being Held iii Vienna and Ber-
lin---RuSSia Quiet.
An Outbreak Looked for Against Spring,
and Predicted as Soon as Two
Months.
Ferrv'S W0uld- be- Assassination Mad-Queen
Victoria Sends Greeting to the
Pope.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18

Pianos and organs at special prices this
week. - Il THOS. SHAW
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-18

Just received from the Wichita fsgctorr a
nice line Of their celebrate SHOES. Cali
..ll,, cxangine T. F. Watkins shoes. s3rv
-oo5s aud notsa;lS. NJ East Oak Street =
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~B0UxcsaG BETSY.'

A iauniy little maids abroad,
And courtesiss in ally way,
When mot where laughin sunlights poured,
Along the Summer highway.
Most morrily she mods and bends,
With heart no care tegetting.
And TO each passer gaiiy sends
glance of sweet coquetting.
She loiters where the cars rush by;
Beside tho tracks up gazes,
The city tourist 10 espy.
Aud note the latest craxes,
Bnt nothing tcmpts her from her haunt,
Who're Summer sweet Is smiling;
no passing face awakes want,
This dancing sprits begulling.
And whoro n solitude II seems,
That birds 10 song inspires,
Among the fiecking glooms and CLEANS,
She lists the sylvan cnoirs.
Till all her heart Is thrilling so,
Tho zephyrs thore she lets see,
The Joy that makes her dancing go
And proves its Bouncing Betsy"
As blithe OF breast as "3ouacing Bat"
This little way side flower;
/ would somo spoil each heart would set
Advancing every hour.
However shade and sheen might net,
Ger hearts with snch sweet graces,
What Summer Garth would gladden. yet
world of smiling faces!
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take oouI 61Ision on IA VI SHOULD
have died Of |mpaticnce.
Then why didn't you 90 with us 10
the church, l am sure Peggy would
have been delighted ut you presence"
Hazel said sweetly. bending over a
large assortment OF rackets to choose
her own from them.
No..fhank you'" Gilbefft puttered.
struggling his shoulders on tlessly ~
hate weddings" -
sDo you: How will you ever MAXI
up your mind to get married. IL
idea of wedding is so distasteful "
your"
Gilbert let his eyes rest tenderly on
the girls winsome face. trying hard TO
meet her downbent eyes. He failed
in this, however, for Hazel kept them
steadily fixed before her.
Il have already made up my mind
to that; and rs | shall be the chief
actor in the scene. sha'n't feel 50
bored Besides, will IL not be TO gain
my hearts desire. Hazely"
The girl blnshed. and laughed just
a little confusedly. He had 10 clasp
her soft hand tightly In his, SO she
could not move away, even had she
wished to do SO.
"When may / speak TO your father,
darling? You keep telling me TO wait
unit | am growing quite distracted
must know whether he is willing 10
give me lis daughter!" Gilbert went
on brayely, feeling he had an oppor-
tunity TO plead TO her which did not
often fall 10 his lot. Usually Hazel
Stunned him, remaining near her
sister or Lilly when he was there.
ask him to-day If youlike II don't
care" Hazel whispered shyly; then, as
he would have murmured words OF
thanks in her tiny ear, she broke from
his clasp, and crossed the lawn.
allow is 1t Mr. Rossyln. you We not a
pardner yet ?" she said. as she pass
ed the spot where Ralph stood alone.
II have been waiting for YOU" he
answered, speaking the untruth with
calm serenity.
THANK yoil But where is Gypsyg'
Talking to your father"
Hazel hurried of, and soon found
Ralph's young sister chatting gaily
with the squire.
"Come, Gypsy; Mr.. Belmont Is
waiting for you; we want TO begin
our gamer she said gently.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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she Corncred HIN.

ferguson, said Mrs. Montgomery
yesterday, "where were you last Fri
day nightg"
Friday Friday?" meditated Mr..
Montgomery aloud. "Oh, Friday.
Yes. was obliged 10 stop at tho
Office to meet party to settle what
course we should take on mortgages
coming due on some Fridley acres.
Eyes, remember that's what you
told me. but Johnny Sweeney. who
gets the swill. you know, said he saw
you ut the Washington rink. He was
looking through the roof window.
saw by the paper that the city council
were there, and | was afraid you had
so far forgotten yourself, Ferguson, as
TO go 10 brutal prize fight"
mo. DEAR" replied Mr.. Montgomery.
rather confusedly, Johnny sweeney
was mistaken"
Mrs. Montgomery bit her index
finger and meditated. THE paper
said. Ferguson, that II was light OF
ten roundf, and then in the next line
called II a square fight. How can
round fight be square, Id like To
know"
"Great heavens, Elem" said Mr..
Montgomery. 'you don't understand
the terms. That's all right"
"Well. did Mr.. Cardiff hit Mr.. killen
right in the face? The paper said SO.
and | don't think IL is right for one
man 20 strike another"
Look here. Ellen" said Mr.. Mont.
gomery. excitediy. "Yon don't un-
derstand this subject and you better
drop il. DO YOU suppose they fought
oy stepping on each Others toes. or
trying 10 see who could climb over the
ropes fastest III you do you are
wrong. IL was the fairest fight ever
saw
"Wha what's that, Ferguson, you
saw its | thought you said"
"Thnnder, there goes the horse car"
and Mr.. Montgomery seized his bat
and made rush for the street, with
the perspIration starting from every
pore, Minneapolis Journoi
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rdI-on'. Latest Device.

Among the most interesting OF
the eighty.one papers read before
the learned delegates TO the
American Association for tin
Advancement of Science yesterday was
one by Thomas A. Edison, read by
Prof George Il. Baker, upon novel
proposition namely: the conversion
of heat into power directly by means
Of magnetism, and, 10y the same prin-
ciple, the conversion of heat into
electricity. OF his discovery Mr..
Edison says:
Since whenever u magnetic field
varies In strength in the vicinity OF a
conductor, current is generated In
that conductor, IL occurred TO me that,
by placing an iron core in magnetic
circle and varying the magnetizability
OF that core by varying its tempera-
ture, it would be possible TO generate
current in IA coil of wire surrounding
this core.
Acting upon this idea, Mr.. Edison
placed eight electro magnets in circle,
all their positive poles in contact with
one iron disk, and their negative poles
i'm contact with another. Passing
through the disks and joining them,
he placed an equal number OF rolls OF
thin corrugated iron, each roll opposite
the two poles respectively of the electro
magnets. He wound the eight iron
rolls with insulated wire. When this
simple apparatus was placed over
furnace so that hot air passed through
the rolls, they became straightway.
non magnetic. Then he fitted,a semi
circular plate below the lower disk to
shut of the neat from half the rolls,
so that they became magnetic, and
half, being hot. were non. magnetic.
BY revolving this semicircular plate
the rolls were first heated and then
cooled, and by this means electricity
was generated in the coils Of wire
surrounding the rolls.
Mr.. Edison thinks that this device
can be so modified rs to furnish
electric lights for whole house by
means Of the heat from an ordinary
furnace, and he will pursue his ex.
perinients In that direction. He calls
the machine the pyroinagnetic gen
orator.
The proposed pyromagnetic motor is
thus described: A wheel Is swung on
an axis perpendicular 20 the plane OF
permanent magnet. The wheel Is
made OF tubes of thin iron, which are
heated to redness by u current of hot
air. A screen covers part Of the tubes,
cooling them by shutting the hot air
Oft as the wheel revolyes. AS mag
net attracts cold iron more strongly
than hot iron. the cooled tubes of the
wheel are drawn TO the magnet, and
so the wheel Is reyolyed.
This motor has been tried expert.
mentally by Mr.. Edison, and he Is now
constructing a machine Of three-horse
power. The output of electrical
energy will be greater. he thinks, than
In any device now known, and the
cost OF operation less. -Nttc York.
sun.
t--@~
FAR. It.rf Cu.tth
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IL Is announced from Fort smith,
Ark, that two Of the bellies OF the
city are 10 act as sponsors" for the
base ball teams that will play there
shortly.